Annotated Bibliography World Book Inc. 1992. The World Encyclopedia of People and Places; Afghanistan To Czech Republic. Vol. A-C. Chicago, IL: World Book Inc.
The World Encyclopedia of People and Places has multiple writers, editors, researchers, and proofreaders who take part in making the encyclopedia as credible as possible. The encyclopedia was written in 1992, and has been edited and updated six times since its original writing. This Encyclopedia holds details about specific places such as the climate, type of people, original language and the population. It also gives specifics concerning leaders who played a positive and negative role in the forming of governments in the countries. The Encyclopedia goes from A to Z and in the first book where Congo is, the places it covers is from Afghanistan to Czech Republic. The World Encyclopedia of People and Places will help in the studies for the Democratic Republic of the Congo by providing legit history and facts about the country, and the first leaders.
African Biography volume 2 is an encyclopedia edited by Virginia Curtin Knight. African Biography volume 2 was published in 1999 in Detroit. This is the first edition of the series, and goes from Kru to Mus. The series of these encyclopedias touch on 75 African biographies that have played a part in the historical and contemporary fields of arts to writing in a wide range of the sub-Suharan countries. Virginia also includes documentation of all of the different sources and periodicals used in her research in the back of the book. African Biography volume 2 will help in the research process by providing credible information on the major players who took part in the success and distress of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Habeeb, M. William. 2007. Civil wars in Africa. United States: Mason Crest Publication Company.
Civil wars in Africa was written by William Mark Habeeb on November 24th, 2006, and published by the Mason Crest Publishers in 2007. In Civil Wars in Africa Mark touches on general political sciences and general social sciences topics concerning civil wars in Africa. Mark’s experience as an international consultant and associate professor of conflict management at Georgetown University School of Foreign Service deems him to be a creditable. Mark used his international consultant degree to counsel governments and businesses on issues related to Africa and the Middle East. He has written many books such as The Middle East in Turmoil: Conflict, Revolution, and Change and Algeria. The common theme and information in these books are all based on William’s international affairs, and studies of religions, oenology and psychoanalysis.
Mann, Kenny. 1996. African Kingdoms of the Past Series. United States: Silver Burdett Press.
African Kingdoms of the Past is a book focused solely on Kongo Ndongo. The writer, Kenny Mann grew up in Nairobi, Kenya. She has earned a bachelor’s degree from Nairobi University, and studied filmmaking in England. Kenny Mann spent 12 years in Germany, wrote a documentary and wrote a freelance journal during her stay. Also while in Germany she worked on a radio show for teenagers. In 1982 Mann moved to the United States where she earned her Master’s degree from Bank St College of Education. Now she writes books and other materials from home her home in Sag Harbor, New York. Her first hand experience, and many years of involvement where she presides proves her work to be credible.
The World Book Student article on the current president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is written by Patrick M Boyle. He has a Ph.D. and is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Loyola University in Chicago and an Associate Provost. World Book Online has all rights reserved and is a registered trademark of World Book, Inc. All work published through this company including the Encyclopedias are often updated as new information proceed.
The World Book Student article on the Democratic Republic of the Congo is written by Ch. Didier Gondola. He has a Ph.D. and is an Associate Professor of History at Indiana University. World Book Online has all rights reserved and is a registered trademark of World Book, Inc. All work published through this company includes Encyclopedias, and periodicals and are often updated as new information arrive.
All of these are approved, except for the last one, I am waiting on that now...Natasha S.
Autesserre, Severine. (2008, June). The trouble with the Congo. Retrieved March 3, 2013, from http://sks.sirs.com/cgi-bin/hst-article-display The stated source is a peer reviewed work that has been found on the SIRS database on the University of Delaware Library’s website. The University of Delaware Library online source is used by University of Delaware students and also kindergarten through twelfth grade students in Delaware. All the sources that can be used on the website had to be approved before they were able to be placed on the website, which demonstrates its credibility. The databases that are on the website have been recommended by the Advisory Board which encompasses a large group of librarians. The author of the source, Severine Autesserre is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Columbia University, specifically focused on international studies and African Studies.Autesserre conducted field work in the Democratic Republic of Congo which eventually led to the book The Trouble with the Congo: Local Violence and the Failure of International Peace building along with many others. The book received the 2012 Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order and the 2011 Chadwick Alger prize presented by the International Studies Association to the best book on international organizations and multilateralism. The information in this book has been published in Foreign Affairs, International Organization, the Review of African Political Economy, the African Studies Review, the African Security Review, the Revista de Relaciones Internationales, and the Journal of Humanitarian Affairs. Also, her research has received awards such as the United States Institute of Peace, Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation research grants, best student graduate paper for African studies and Fulbright Fellowship award.
Just got the source below approved BBC News - Democratic Republic of Congo profile - Media. (2013, February 26). BBC - Homepage. BBC News. Retrieved March 1, 2013, fromhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-13283212 The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is the world’s largest news organization, located in Britain, and upholds 44 foreign news bureaus and has journalists in nearly every nation. The British Broadcasting Corporation’s online website is Britain’s most viewed with a total of around 14 million viewers per month worldwide. The BBC has been in service for 50 years which displays its credibility for it would have been shut down if it was giving out false news continuously. The BBC is a quasi-autonomous corporation authorized by Royal Charter. This means that it is financed by the government but acts independently of it; therefore, it is apparent that the government trusts this news source to deliver accurate and honest news reports, because otherwise, the government would not fund them. BBC News journalists, cameramen, and programmers have won various awards from the Royal Television Society, a British-based educational charity. This proves the credibility and honor that this news service is viewed with.
World Book Inc. 1992. The World Encyclopedia of People and Places; Afghanistan To Czech
Republic. Vol. A-C. Chicago, IL: World Book Inc.
The World Encyclopedia of People and Places has multiple writers, editors, researchers, and proofreaders who take part in making the encyclopedia as credible as possible. The encyclopedia was written in 1992, and has been edited and updated six times since its original writing. This Encyclopedia holds details about specific places such as the climate, type of people, original language and the population. It also gives specifics concerning leaders who played a positive and negative role in the forming of governments in the countries. The Encyclopedia goes from A to Z and in the first book where Congo is, the places it covers is from Afghanistan to Czech Republic. The World Encyclopedia of People and Places will help in the studies for the Democratic Republic of the Congo by providing legit history and facts about the country, and the first leaders.
Knight, Curtin, Virginia. Ed. 1999. African Biography. Vol. Kru- Mus. Deitroit. MI:
U.X.L. Gale Group.
African Biography volume 2 is an encyclopedia edited by Virginia Curtin Knight. African Biography volume 2 was published in 1999 in Detroit. This is the first edition of the series, and goes from Kru to Mus. The series of these encyclopedias touch on 75 African biographies that have played a part in the historical and contemporary fields of arts to writing in a wide range of the sub-Suharan countries. Virginia also includes documentation of all of the different sources and periodicals used in her research in the back of the book. African Biography volume 2 will help in the research process by providing credible information on the major players who took part in the success and distress of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Habeeb, M. William. 2007. Civil wars in Africa. United States: Mason Crest Publication
Company.
Civil wars in Africa was written by William Mark Habeeb on November 24th, 2006, and published by the Mason Crest Publishers in 2007. In Civil Wars in Africa Mark touches on general political sciences and general social sciences topics concerning civil wars in Africa. Mark’s experience as an international consultant and associate professor of conflict management at Georgetown University School of Foreign Service deems him to be a creditable. Mark used his international consultant degree to counsel governments and businesses on issues related to Africa and the Middle East. He has written many books such as The Middle East in Turmoil: Conflict, Revolution, and Change and Algeria. The common theme and information in these books are all based on William’s international affairs, and studies of religions, oenology and psychoanalysis.
Mann, Kenny. 1996. African Kingdoms of the Past Series. United States: Silver Burdett Press.
African Kingdoms of the Past is a book focused solely on Kongo Ndongo. The writer, Kenny Mann grew up in Nairobi, Kenya. She has earned a bachelor’s degree from Nairobi University, and studied filmmaking in England. Kenny Mann spent 12 years in Germany, wrote a documentary and wrote a freelance journal during her stay. Also while in Germany she worked on a radio show for teenagers. In 1982 Mann moved to the United States where she earned her Master’s degree from Bank St College of Education. Now she writes books and other materials from home her home in Sag Harbor, New York. Her first hand experience, and many years of involvement where she presides proves her work to be credible.
Boyle, P. M. 2013. Kabila, Joseph, World Book Student. Retrieved from http://www.worldbookonline.com/student/article?id=ar752241&st=joseph+kabila
The World Book Student article on the current president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is written by Patrick M Boyle. He has a Ph.D. and is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Loyola University in Chicago and an Associate Provost. World Book Online has all rights reserved and is a registered trademark of World Book, Inc. All work published through this company including the Encyclopedias are often updated as new information proceed.
Gondola, C. 2013. Congo, Democratic Republic of the World Book Student. Retrieved from http://www.worldbookonline.com/student/article?id=ar129340&st=history+of+congo&sc=5
The World Book Student article on the Democratic Republic of the Congo is written by Ch. Didier Gondola. He has a Ph.D. and is an Associate Professor of History at Indiana University. World Book Online has all rights reserved and is a registered trademark of World Book, Inc. All work published through this company includes Encyclopedias, and periodicals and are often updated as new information arrive.
All of these are approved, except for the last one, I am waiting on that now...Natasha S.
Autesserre, Severine. (2008, June). The trouble with the Congo. Retrieved March 3, 2013, from http://sks.sirs.com/cgi-bin/hst-article-display
The stated source is a peer reviewed work that has been found on the SIRS database on the University of Delaware Library’s website. The University of Delaware Library online source is used by University of Delaware students and also kindergarten through twelfth grade students in Delaware. All the sources that can be used on the website had to be approved before they were able to be placed on the website, which demonstrates its credibility. The databases that are on the website have been recommended by the Advisory Board which encompasses a large group of librarians. The author of the source, Severine Autesserre is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Columbia University, specifically focused on international studies and African Studies.Autesserre conducted field work in the Democratic Republic of Congo which eventually led to the book The Trouble with the Congo: Local Violence and the Failure of International Peace building along with many others. The book received the 2012 Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order and the 2011 Chadwick Alger prize presented by the International Studies Association to the best book on international organizations and multilateralism. The information in this book has been published in Foreign Affairs, International Organization, the Review of African Political Economy, the African Studies Review, the African Security Review, the Revista de Relaciones Internationales, and the Journal of Humanitarian Affairs. Also, her research has received awards such as the United States Institute of Peace, Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation research grants, best student graduate paper for African studies and Fulbright Fellowship award.
Just got the source below approved
BBC News - Democratic Republic of Congo profile - Media. (2013, February 26). BBC - Homepage. BBC News. Retrieved March 1, 2013, fromhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-13283212
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is the world’s largest news organization, located in Britain, and upholds 44 foreign news bureaus and has journalists in nearly every nation. The British Broadcasting Corporation’s online website is Britain’s most viewed with a total of around 14 million viewers per month worldwide. The BBC has been in service for 50 years which displays its credibility for it would have been shut down if it was giving out false news continuously. The BBC is a quasi-autonomous corporation authorized by Royal Charter. This means that it is financed by the government but acts independently of it; therefore, it is apparent that the government trusts this news source to deliver accurate and honest news reports, because otherwise, the government would not fund them. BBC News journalists, cameramen, and programmers have won various awards from the Royal Television Society, a British-based educational charity. This proves the credibility and honor that this news service is viewed with.